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Heinrich Stölzel

German craftsman
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  • shakuhachi (end-blown flute)
    wind instrument
    / Trumpet-type aerophones

    About 1815, either Heinrich Stölzel or Friedrich Blühmel, both of Berlin, invented the valved orchestral horn. When the valve was opened by depressing a key, it deflected the airstream into extra tubing, changing the effective length of the tube and lowering its pitch. The two valves of the…

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    About 1815, either Heinrich Stölzel or Friedrich Blühmel, both of Berlin, invented the valved orchestral horn. When the valve was opened by depressing a key, it deflected the airstream into extra tubing, changing the effective length of the tube and lowering its pitch. The two valves of the…

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